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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-21

Thu enough TO open the eyes OF our
PEOPLE ID what f. impeu ling in the
near future if this policy of repress-
ion proves successful kuownothing.
ism and female suffrage are both es
,ure to com, as the amendment car
ries. Let u hayr none OF it.
Ross letter seems to be- the inilu-
cuce the prohibition state committee
is nov busy lighting, Every patent
aud many of the "home prin" papers
of Texas are sending out Carroll,
reply in the shape of supplements.
We hardly pick up paper but this
"repiv' tumblos out gracefully from
amongst the folds. 1t Is the same in
all and wa~ printed 10y the same job
Office. This only indicates the impor-
lance these blessed people attach to
that manly lester and tho great eject
it produced in the state. II reached
for the very yitsl, OF prohibition and
the, wiN not recover from it, blight,
ing I'll cts unit after it IS too late.
+ Lctttrm pound away, it hurts no one
.a.. / .,ems to do them good.
CAKEoll It was who first discov-
cred that personal liberty wa only u
dodge. G.. Washington thought it "a
great affair and fought cightyca to
establish it, The personal liberty he
bat,lpd for carried with il the right
to buy. sell, manufacture and eN-
change all kinds of alcoholic liquors.
George wasted himself If prohlbi.
tion is to go. Now we would ike to
retain little of Washington's sort Or
persona liberty If possible and hence
Texas will not vote itaway by adopt
ing the amendment.
WHAT does our good Dr. Burcson
think of sam lloustOns view on
making people good by Iaw IL is
the wont of the good Doctor to nd
mirc old sam beyond the limit Of
vcuemuou and We shall ,u5h tor the
Doctor to "fIup." Indeed. we have
some fears ~ 90 the safety of DR. Car
roll in tins matter. Tho Doctor !.
tall and unaccustomcj 10 agility, and
-ummcr-aulting may I'D hard with
him. Wcadyise caution aud wire
met for protection.
THE "Oo-Iutch and buck niggcr-'
viii remember the cruel insult oil.r.
"a to them py the prohibition state
organ, on II. lth of August. Is would
be strange If they dill no., Hud it,
would be- strange indeed it they did
not vote again-tthe party the organ il
championing
THE editor OF the Willis Index nj
ter four red headed disappontments
is at last the happy father of q bouuc-
ing boy aud announces the arrival
very quantity, "a boy 1T last, says
he The ungs..ant wretch hit, the
"gurrel-' al awful lander
Pr1 more railroads into operation
in Texas and We will hear less Of pro.
hib,tion Prohibition thirty.dve
year, ago without road, couldn', live.
1t can't EXIT now minute with .
1900 miles in operation.
fItTts At.-... ,H..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-21

Household and Kitchen iuInur.
farming implements and mScnlipiyl.
wagons, Dugl les, harness, 'auI,
ponies and many other things WIN vi,
offered at Sanford Johnson'' au .I",
sale thi. morning at 1850 o ,,, n
Everything will he sold witnoO'
serve.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-21

!ci %
\ q lt.gt n Ll.. i
-SiH' sprains, SR Joints Cruises Cparos Iao
Pain in
y 10 lug ll.r,I II,
r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-21

leet .nl- aakuou, san Arto,fo
musical OF the Arkansas pass whic an qIlG'"I
IN a. ah appointment would be made Win
waco 'Ne Waco commiue for an interview
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-21

SAM lloCsroN was too broad view
ed to tolerate sumptuary policies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-21

WE can say to the Nagodoches
News that her sons cannot certainly
60 In any safer foot prints than those
made by Gov. Ross.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-21

The very men VINO rendered US the
oniedcrate flag outrage are those
who are endeavoring to force politi.
cal prohibition on the south.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-21

THE figures from Iowa are all
against the party of moral IDEAS
Figures are enough arguments when
they arr against Us, The prohibs
understand this.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-21

WHEN such men as Houston, men
who loved TeXs- truly, speak they
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-21

FUTILE aad FAirchild con.,i,n,.
team OF worth. 'ulei
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
ERSOyALS.


G. Mason Kline. OF San Francisco. IL at
Ne Occidental
Charles Y Monday LEFT yesterday for q
sastness trip up the Sound.
2 y. Jackson and wife, OF SRohomish
nv, are registered At the Occidental.
J. Valentine, Of the firrs Of Valentine &
aooaey, Portland. came In last evening
Charles Kennedy. General Passenger
aty.
:. A. Gardner and Chet Terry. customs
sneefs rciurned last evening from Spo-
kAae Fala.
Aeesrs. Potter. Wright aud REEVE.
gFominen, railroad men. win arrive to-
Cay On the HAy ward.
~ n Johnson returned yesterday from
Aeaht NernsA, where he went 10 iasti-
ats = post Of tho q. A, r.
= l. Stroud ~ Chicago. William Wood
sas q Roslyn, r. l. MeGuire. OF Port
49,. Lincoln swift l. NJ. Ayrea OF SAn-
sask{ Y NJ BetL Of Kent, are at the
View knglAnd
: = Peck, Of Syracuse: Amos whit
~ o. Ohio; J, A. Gamble, OF Blakely:
rs Fulton, OF Port Ladiow: J q.
seosf, OF 81 Louis: Georyc y. MysFs.
I0fatAhds are ~ the Occidental.
M, MA James Z. Hghthoarnc. Of Central
~ colorado, daughter OF Mrs n. L.
IsefndIke Of this city. VIII arrive this
stealng. 70 spend few months with her
4sAnst' sisters and brother. In this city.
g LAmeorsoR. Of Portland: A. Frank.
= An francisco. 7. p. Woodland. Of TIA
SSaA A. LAmlock, OF Rerckly. Mis-
sssAsa ,,, o. hehton; II. ]. Van Riper. Jr,.
tatladelphiA; y. kleemaa. Thomas
sS,gaa, o. Portlsnd: A, I. Beach. d. q,
49, - A., o. Hentou; l. W. Young. OF New
'sN arr Al the Arlington.
:. llAsisng u. oIeary. Of Fall City; J.
AEaA Of semiahmoe: J. Ohcrg. OF
ssacsii.h. Mr.. and Mra +. Gallagher
hssck Diamond. = Goldman. OF Port.
- = ~ Phelps. OF Sedro. o. II. Coed.
% Fort Can Die: II. Conncrs. 81
sSssS,s'et; 9 l. Terry, Of Tacoma: II. c,
Ss - q Portland. are 1T the Bruns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

DAMAdED BI rHE FLOoD "A gentle
man fron the Sksgit said % a reporter
last night; Few people rsslizs the
amoan, OF damage the Ao0d 10 ths
SkaQit did TO the settlers aud loRgeFs
along that stream. | am sure thst fully
go, COO worth Of say logs vent oat %
sea, only 10 be picked up by beach
eombers lower dsVn the SouRd- To
their owners they are gone forever. In
some places these logs formed them
selves into jams along the river, and u
will cost more than they are worth to
Get them into the river again. Mans
crups we're literally washed cot OF the
ground. and ranehers are nov SEEDING
20 Seattle for seed potatoes 30 replani
their ground. Water still stands toe
feet deep all over Richard Hclyoke's
hne farm, and IL Is doubtful II be val
be able 10 put IN another crop this sea
son. The river has fallen considerably
bat che back water, al every high tide,
tioods the lev places along the river.
Many ranchers WHO we're Just getting q
start are scarcely able 30 stand this loss
coming As it does apon them 81 this
time"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
rAcoKA EFc4xPxEsr.
TIE sEGr71x xrIxrAn1 coxpAxrzs WIZ
KETE7 THE cuMPETTTTvK DILL

A meeting Of Companies B. D, z and
vas esld last sFening a ths Seesnd
rest ArnoEy pursuant 10 tie eAlIef Col
haines. TO eonEideR the qassfi0a Of an
eneanpusnt and stte1ding tie parads
81 Tacoma % the 4th Of JAY. Co1pa-
miss B, D and 2 we're quite faEly rspse-
aented, and there we're several members
Of Company = present Col. Haines az
planned the oeiset Of the meeting and
rad . communication from chs Ada
tant- Ge1sral. u which be stated that
Al order soald probably Be Issued for
the Regiment 70 90 into camp ss Ansri-
can Lake about July Ist. and enq0irins
- 10 TIE pEooabls strength Of the DIFF
farent companies available for such
duty.
Considerable discussion took place
and the idea Of going into camp and
going IN the parade vas favored by all.
The general opinion seemed 10 be that
u the camp vas located near Tacoma
20 that it woald Be easily accessible
from Il, and the companies from Seattle
and PORT Blakely not required 10 be in
camp before the evening of the I'd or
morning Of the Sd Of July, that COED
turn out could Be secured for az least
three days The Sentiment seemed TO
be unanimoos thai inasmach a. there
vas Ne prospects Of a celebration here
that u vas the duty % the members Of
the Regiment 70 unite and send as
aGrong aud c1edasabie q representation
TO tbs enesmpment and parade as pos
mbie, and thus demonstfate to the eiti-
zens and visitors there that the militia
Of Washington Territory Il not Q mere
paper" oFgaaiz gtion bat is deserving
of substantial support from the Terri
tory. The Port Blskely Company has
expressed lie Intention 10 start on Sat
urdsy evening and remain until Tues
das night. Captain Rsnton having given
them an extra holiday for that purpose,
and they viii tarn out nearly, If not
quite their full force. They viii start
from Seattle aud thus there will be four
well uniformed and equipped companies
going from here.
Company B The Seattle Riflss),
Company ID and the BlAkely Company
viii enter for the competitive drill.
A suitable location for q camp will be
selected at once and preparations made
10 make the encampment pleasant and
instructive 10 all Who participate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS,

p. Mclaughlin. the fellow who as
saultsd the cock named Silvia, on the
Ocean Dock, for the purpose Of robbinR
him some three or four weeks ago, was
on trial before jary OF bis peers, Oh q
charge Of assault and battery, and
found guilty. Judge Jones assessed ais
punishment 81 81 and costs.
Ia the case Of the Territory vs.. Jehn
Gilbert, alias Jack Doherty. who shot
the section boss through the leg at Ken
ton, some two or thres months ago. the
Jury heard the case on the indictment
against Gilbert for an assault with q
dangerous weapon with intent to com
NIT murder, and at o'clock retired TO
deliberate on their verdict, with instFuc
tions 10 bring in their hadinRs sealed.
Az s o'clock, the iary agreed, and after
writing cut their verdict sealed IL up
and filed ID with the CLERK. OF course,
no oDe outside Of the Jury knows what
the verdict is, bot II would not be hard
for q persOR acquainted with the facts
10 make pretty safe guess.
The Grand Jury on the part Of the
Territory returned q true bill against
L. Douglass, the sailor on the L0uisi-
ana, who IL charged With staboiRg q
ahipmats named John Brown. The
indictment defines she orims as an as
sault with deadly weapon.
The Grand JaFy on the part OF the
Territory returned a true bill against
Captain Gilmore for assaalting Captain
Britain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

RATAp's MNsTKEts.-This evening !.
W. BAird's MAmmstA Minstrsls begin a
two nights engagement At frye'sO Opera
House. SAYS the san Bsrnardiuo EAsass
ef recent date: Probably the largest an
diencs eveg assembled in the oPssa
house in san BeFnArdino collected last
evening % witness she entertainment by
Raird's minstrel eampany. Every iBeh
af space vas atil Esd BY chairs, aud TIE
ssandlns rOorn VS. All taken long before
shn certain seat up. Az least 20 people
wrgs tarned away from the hoase. The
rntrrtainrens was COED. the iek=s weFs
All neu and rish. and the singing Sas
6pe. C.sol Burgess. IN his original char
Acaer, called forth mueh ApglAass and
..s susnrea. Charles G0adyear Sss
49, hpe IN his seyeluue % fannyisu
Tes hsi' .F,nsers wrrs mech better isan
lasl asau. and tie entirs perforsnSnee
cave general sal sfAetioa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

NEAzEsa CoaFLKKIox.-Ihs bull Tor
the nsv tag baildinR fer 0oding, Has
kins & Co., In Lakes yard, is nearing
esmpIetion, and one Of the owners
states that she viii be launched one
week from Saturday. In srdeF 10 launch
her Mr.. Like will And II necessary 10
take oas enc bent on the trestle OF the
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern Railway
which hiss been built direotly IN froai
OF his yard through Railroad avenue.
Mr.. Penny has the boiler for the new
boat nearly completed, and Moran
Brothers, who have the contract for the
machinery, are well along With the JOB.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

BrrcHsR BoHs fsgUAED.-1es,erd y
afternoon, While GearRs CHRIS, lad Is
ysArs % age, who delivers gei fer :
C,wmsFrisl street msrkst. Sas fdlng
aoSn MAPlen stree. rs bor-e st1 llbled
ana fell upaa tin'. BREAKING bis I'm irg
iasa t.-,ox he tnisn. he uss sNk-n b
q sarrean's Oh -. shsre tbs fssegaFed
lime uas s~t Aeoat the szule time
Gearxs Murpay. AnoseeF meat dsssVsry
hov. We thruwn from bis hos$e 90
Nan street. I'd ktcted IN The fsee snd
oaharus-4 bruised, al =, severity, hos
ever. bat tat be csald e0atlHae bis
aogk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
REAL FSrtrF.

ne following deeds were died In the
N.a'eass ofiioe Tor record yesterday:
WI heghcs TO A schlossmAcher. lots
- Mock 1. ? A Pontins addition.
Nv Wilicnnyer 70 @ A whito loss
-, alock Il MuCantstcris second
assrI hanpeler 70 r Latham. So Of
80 sat ssd So Of SKA SWd SEC s.
arte. Sipsa
q : = SsasAnnAA Bcuan 10 s L and 4 r
nSa' O way over lot u. block J. A A
sYSsy addition:
a, s I,sed states IN luey I Fiizhcnry. NV
SC 81 % ssrtes SEA
- s,.ess fiFst NJ & Church of ScSit'e 70
- : Church " Seattle. lot. ! and 4
49, heren and DeEnys plat. :
n. " N \ Church IN Puget sound Imp
49, a. above, s1N.oe
80 ~ heirs 20 Pug sound Imp Co.
N1ss Claim o. above. 81
.es } CroS IA X Aeskcr. right 20 aay
u -. ges % aud take water tuom land
40 CTew $50
- s As.ss lshs,ion 70 sLsS ERRCo. ~
AAd w o. sEs ~ Sc s. - Is :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION

And kidney and liver ills. depending on
q weak OF inactive coalition Of the kid
neys, liver OF bowels, are successfully
and permanently cured only by the use
Of the gentle Yet effective laxative and
diaFetie, Syrup Of Fies. Its advantages
are evident; IL IL easily taken, PleAsit G
10 the taste, acceptable 10 the stomAeh
harmless 20 the most delicate syste u,
aud truly beneficial in eject. For salt
Ia 20 cents and 81 bottles. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
-rgpr4yD PASSENGERS.

- Henou On the northern PAcne
-. Az: Joha Diamond, " u Cof-
- -. ro.feIIa and Is emtgrante-
z - Milford On tee OREGON & 49,
s-W ednesdsZ: Mrs z = Ave &
svery. Miss Tracy, MIS- Pasnters =
- nd wife, z 4 hyeei - ~ -
II - NJ AC sselL Miss ke ss 49, -
hsn = uS1ri1 n 3 Hartman. Mis-
- 2 ~. 4 smith. Mr. Jscoha W 2
J - -. "A two children, G 0edAl
BesflsL''1- Al Ave. Mr. Marble and wife. y
- 11sy M Peasiey. Mrs NJ Miller
9 -. -. 80 and ten Immigrants
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

TuE EXCURSION. Of our citi
Eeas Who can spare the tins should Join
the grand sxcusion from Seattle to Port
Townsend and the Straits OF Fuca and
return on Saturday next. on the elegant
steamer OlympiAp. The steamer viii
leave the wharf At 3 30 g. m, and return
in toe evening At $50. Iae trip VII De
over the finest sheet OF water IN the
World. the scenery along the entire
route being very grand Coed muse has
bees provided, and refreshments VIII
Be served on board, or iunsh baskets
can be taken Whsrs preferred. Many
OF oar citizens have never been dowa
Ire sound As far ~ the Straits. and 70
ali such The trip gill Be especially at
tr4ctive ana interesting. The fare for
The roaud trip for adults has been pxed
a, the low rate 81 oue dollar, and tickets
for children only one hslf thai sam- A
short step viii be made At PORT Town
seud
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

had Ter azyof thsss ssariss. bat theg ssrsee
fsstz pzrpsass for Tie TIE. AUo1g tes
ialsses several sap break oeczrzrd. - -
sd nasz<h hs4aS Ia ms. FroE-n1n1 -
WsTxn Cnisn ksd NJ eeecs yAs,sssr 49,
tie esErse 81 Sae stocks. Axyfnx peen ~
tHsceu1sad ezrtng tha pass Two dAsS -
elcus - saiss ard stsndT. AlmoG The So
tire neseve JiEs Z lower this sven2nE. aad "
Psal Aoa Daaxta Is dsv1 81 ana ~ fAnA
prefe<red Il ID IL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

SALoox Rov.-Yssserday afternoon
two drunken fellows got into dispute
IN the I. \. l.. saloon which resulted In
SIGHT. They were both brought before
Judge 6oderberR last evening. Grimni
the aggreasor, vas tined $50 and costs,
and not having the ready cash he vas
remanded to the eounty jail for . days
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

Note the following; Buying all goods
stFietly for cash enables rs 10 odeF 50
many bargains anapproachahle BY any
other house. Asaey refunded a al
times II goods are n q satisfactory.
TuKIAs 4 SISGEkMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
shsppsae Issellareaes.

Rozr T0vxsrD. Jzns 4 = sa'lsd = Barr
Eorgzy-
Pazr GkMnr1. June s-ArriFsd - nark
HOPE. fRom tAa SArdwich IsA211A
P0KE AxsxxR. June g. -01s oark wassoNe@
edward. Pair. light east wlaA
aAx FzAxC1Aco. June S-ArrfTed - snip
louisiana. 6saftla
Salea-sssansr vsliiagsoa, NAaainO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

Come and Sc car great drive 10 men :
saits At S4.7s. and boys suits AZ so.
They are worth three times tee money.
ToKLAs & STSGESMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

LADIES FISE SHoEs.-We mar have
what you want; IL 50. you cannot get
them anywhere al the prices We quote.
We have them from the ooarsest to the
very finest. ToKLAs d SINaERMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

LOOK LOOK! LooKl-The Rrandess
clearing sale OF carpets, oil-eloth, Lace
curtains and window shades ever held
In Seattle, until August lst, At
ToKI.As & SINoKRMANs 8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

Treuenasas offerings "a esSiery %
MondAy ssoruieG and unul All are eis
r-aaed %. f.sdlss' hose. fell natsaed.
extra lenelhs. fasi eslors. q, = ecnis
saasi 40 Anythtas sod Es 50 Ana =
sross ToktAs a SESgKsM4s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

No such bargains have ever been Of
fsred As can be had for the ext SIXTY
DAYS az our stores In cotton pisce goods
II y pieces Of lawn, p inches vide, az
cents a YARD. TOEIAs & SISaKRNAS,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

ssss suits ~ g. worth 81 and s.
49, - saiss 90 - =, waFih o. 50. Tts
''s are late auction purchases.
IeNaLa A SfaaWnNkw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

NEF YaRx. yuns s.-M0ney 90 eail, Sss4h
closed. o4sred SN. prime meFoaniile paper,
SO sferilrE sxcb anFe. DAN. stesdy a. $is4 :
ior e. daT bills: s4ls To- temAAd
XIV TnEK MAEKrrs-
NV YoEx. Janr S-HoPa. steady and
gu3et; California, 30.
Caayse-spot, fair; BIO. arm; opsions. AZ n
lover. saifly aet1 -; sAles. llt - hAgs. s2ns
- tssss s.. JAY So saSs8 IS. August
So ssel2l- ie. September S1i isszsi n, octo-
Der 81. = III 90
ssrar-s2aias. STEADY; B.hAi. s-s3 osntri-
fruEals S SIS. rsEnei standard A. 3l-ioSS
s., grannssted. 5 = > leiG.
unxua
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

AiAL oFTEx Faz 10 DASs -OansF
-. srL Farming laHas very near the
- h@AELAAs, LlEwRLLTS Z CO. iei 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
TOKLAS & SINGERMAN.
A RE.ARRANGEMENT SALE.
100000
nrv Goods and Clothing,
ROOF.

Before is too service to our customers we
to give them benefit sale OF all the
Goods in our stores determination sacrifice prots at
time spring trade is at its very neeo
pi of conducting business Besides there strong element
this sacrifice So alive to the OF ea
stores that vast as the store is
too the enormous growth OF tne past
twelve months We MUST HAVE MORE ROOM we carry tne
LARGEST STOCK of Dry Goods Clothing Carpets Millinery
Boots and Shoes Furnishing Goods This sale VIII a
until the August unless the quantity OF each hne snoo
disappear in less time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

Auasr ca Exprsxs. he. CsnNitsn PAcih-,
= 4. Caaazs Ssuthsrn. e. r. CznsrAl facln-
~ Ca1ezEa. huriinEtea QH5intys lfai
psiawars LeekaaaaEA Wssteya. - : (;
psrvsr 4 Eso 5lnaasie, - -; EEss. - LAKE
ShorN. 80 L5Gisv1iic 4 NAsavilae, odN.
NtrhfEss Central. -. N1FsberE FHclrr,
wG. pseferred g. Kansas \ texas. @ai
Nev Scrk C-afral Il5hA oresoa tuHruVs-
met s8s. orFsaa NkyiEst-sE. 19xh, o7sgln
T-sns-sa-saeasai - "a. g. Pas, So fac Ne
MI So Rock Is.zaA "a. fs1as faelhe.
So. Uniaa Facfas. 30. Z. !. t1Eress. q.
Fsrr, EHprsss. Isl " rsssra Iusaz. -
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-05-26
THE AMERICAN EXHIBITION.
Yankee Enterprise to BE Shown to q
People OF England.

Yankee Enterprise to BE Shown to the
People OF England.
This month of May Is to witness a very re-
markable enterprise-an American art and
industrial exhibition in London. The world
has become familiar with national exhibitions
since their Inauguration in the great London
Crystal palace OF 1851; yet for one nation to
present an exhibition in the capital Of another
is striking novelty, and this is just what
America is doing. The scheme was projected
three years ago, and started slowly and with
much uncertainty; but energy and a tolerably
liberal supply of money have now brought it
near to success. The exhibition will be held
at West Kensington, near London, where
twenty-three and half acres have been se-
cured; and there will be three departments.
First is the main building, consisting of a
front of 2l0 feet in width, court, and hall
1900 feet long. The structure is of railroad
iron and glass, except that the floor is Of
wood. From this projects the restaurant,
90 feet wide and 224 feet long, and on
the opposite side the art gallery, 80 by
160 feet OF course such q limited
space could have been filled q dozen times
over with typical American products, so the
management has made rule to select only
the best in each line, and especially those in
which America excels. Agricultural ma
chinery will be very prominent feature, as
that is probably the line of greatest Ameri-
can success.
The second department is chiefly in the
open air, and great space is given to BonaIo
Bills Wild West show.
The third department consists of the orna.
mental gardens and pleasure grounds, With
music pavilions and bands. In these avery
American flower and plant that will hear
transplanting to the Loudon climate Viii bs
exhibited
The successive British exhibitions have
drawn many Americans, and this American
exhibition in Britain, in the year Of the
queens jubilee, will, no doubt, delight mil
lions of Englshmen. Tho exhibition Win
close October 81.